New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05

through thsis us q, We Win b sstis1sd wftA 80.
yIss 1snaen; h w.aM BE- impeiits to al ners Ssw,
ss::: Saasss A'
EllswsrtA Pest No. 81. Nsw-yerk Csy-{1, can ~
| that post b unanimously axanst The Dependant
Ia. ss.n ="
ion but think the feenG 10 against these private bs
re- 1.y s Sa
service pension IL Will DO tune 70 slk Of other bssl
ton 90 No comrades in the poOrhouss-E. ". Btsnr
Peter Cooper Post. New-York City.-, We have taken
action vet but yeu may ress assured nat eur pet
not In favor of tho Dependant Pension bill (2i Yes "a
per mouth 49, We think the vsoes ~ general cal &
have been proper. az Nothing except the Lowering
mander 1'7''
Mallory Post No a. New-Ysrk City.--u, Asa,ast tbs
have taken no action yet IS The President has vssos
some very worthy bills. ssd In very ELUSIVE way; stu
bill is far preferable d, Non~-GeorEs W. stilwel,
Mr.. cLEvELANDs aRossxEss
w. q. Heath Post, wstrrvls. Me.-rhs old ssldfers
here with the Preaidsns because he said
% %.ss s 9u &. DC
for hsapne nsas upon tns petitioners the old soldiers
s%.s TO ss nat
eourtesy had they been before him for decision.
the Prssds". Of The uut:@ states should display s"s
stupid ignorance and such entire abaence Of patriotic
he doe. %o &c e..s IN me
gre tho mixhfy ssruxeie through wnleh this Nanon
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have bssn touched in thought sensimeut feeling By
tina pstroto fire that then sweps over the loyal Nork
Of hs voIanteer soldiers Of the war s has no respccs
for them gsr him shers = no ideal embodied In The
him the ideal Of anoious hatred and tyranny seeking
to ouild up 2 kinsdem on ne ruins Of freedom asd
s1a torn and .ssinsd With human Siosa %"
The abuse HIS friends and supporters heap upon the
Sinrtymine in every hundred in thia State favor
service pensions; the immediate passage OF the Depend
BILE for soldier his pension without the aid Of
an army Of claim agents and attorneys ID. Carver.
LEADING GRAND MOVEMENT
Hammond Post. 344, woodbourne, N. Y.-At the last
regular meeting Of Post, circular letter
considered Our membership 10 81 AMI the attendance
full The discussion resulted In the following ulan-
imous resolution and vote:
Whereas, In tho advanced step taken by THE New
the rank and ne Of The GrsnJ Army Of the RspaSo
relative To PENSIONS recognize effort that deserves
and OF an citizens in rympathy With Union soldiers Of
the late war; therefore
publicly thsnks tbs Stw-YoRk rRSgSE for tho inter,
s gre 18th the Wishes cf S Union srtsrans
The vote on the several questions stood a. follows:
Unanimously yes ~ Unanimously. yes; 81 per month
C3I Unanimously no; we denounce such yetoes az We
recommend isy4sIaiion IN behalf Of all sohers WHO
died there o. Zone We tax ourselves 70 keep them
out of the poorhoase.-isaac Jellih Commander
CANNOT PROVE HE WAS IN. AT ALI.
Santa Monica, Call served In the Union army On q
Minnesota resiment four years and one month De-
came disabled In savannah Ga and was left the hos
pita being transferred from there to Fairfax Seminary
hospital in Virginia. At the coseof the war, my reg
msut c.mc TO wasningfon went to ny co1ael and
hope he told me he could not do 1t, and so was Left
behind.
five little pieces Of cheess about onehaf pound and
ton TO Sc Paul Mimi had months pay due. beside
clothing and ration money and yet hsa to beg my way
home did not like this treatment and DO not like IL
disonarss as an able Siisd man capable Ssing
he and the knew IL who discharged nse.
Dr. Otis Ayres lie sueur. Minn wanted me to apply
and was ps p"rS.ps fool besides Now am O. years old
and cripple aud want pension. Ispped for one
and yet Won Nevc II possible cannot prove that
WA in the at all. DR.. Ayers is very old mani
and he has forgotten all about me.
hear that Mr. Cleveland had 10 go to penal institc.
ton something Of that sort to get substitute to take
such an exalted opinion OF the Union soldiers
A friend has given me old horse and harness and
sroun the country Bnt this does not taKe the place Of
q ANAL pensien.-Azei c. Renter (Co. E. I'd MINI. Vos
WILLING TO WORRY THE sHIRKs.
wilsonviue. Ky.-we have no G. A. r. Post here. bus
we have few old soldiers, most Of whom were wounded
9th srwise Disabled In the war
soft thing for shirks. bounty jumper. deserters
and who did little service for their country:
quality service rendered tsl The most Of us OPP
posed tn prvat- Legislation for the benefit Of individuals
ties, AMI such legislation will worry the shrks
who made it convenient to get sick when the campaign
opened IN the spring and spend the summer In hospitals
reOnng the regiments again In tie fall fat and hearty
In fact regard the hospital record business as
humbug
We have ilfecling toward the brave wen who fought
agans aud II they desire the old Gags or other me-
uenoes that wresed from them In the struggle they
are perfectly welcnme them. far as We are con-
cesned all such have only the kindest feelings
"a. Clark. t2sth Ky. Infty.l
LIBERAL YES: LET IT NOW BE JUST.
Applston. Me-Your experiment In testing the soldier
feeling wonderfully successful anu Interesting You
getting voice of those who did the work and did
it because the country needed 10 have It done. Those
who went frat aud served longest received least pay-ss
first bnt SS per month This the only material IN
ducemrnt and many thousands served with that pay
who could have earned four times much and enjoy the
comforts nome Now observe the best possible way OF
settling tho supriis trouble The Government
has liberal let il he just Do something toward
e'Inaisng pay. Give. say. $40 per MONTH for every
months service more than three All invalids who can
pension by fair means are already pensone IN
addition tO all the sirks who curse 10 the army
AMI ashamed get pension BY any means Now
pension hoso no rendered long servicehe bone and
OF the army Pension every wounded In bat
tic. whether enlisted not: he was there. Pension
every soldier % years Of He Is dsabled-A Name
soldier.